Justice and architecture in the session + Philos Globosat

Saturday, 19 September, at 4:30 pm

The Philos Session next Saturday, day 19, will present in + Globosat, at 4:30 pm, an episode of the series “Justice with Michael Sandel”. In "The Moral Side of Murder", Professor Sandel brings together approximately 1,000 students at the Sanders Theater, from Harvard University, to question the moral side in murders and cases of cannibalism. another series, "Architecture", continues the day's schedule, with the episode “The Jewish Museum of Berlin”. Designed by Daniel Libeskind, the museum was built in a place where there was only destruction and gained a zigzag shape reminiscent of the star of david.

Justice with Michael Sandel
EP. The Moral Side of Murder
Year: 2009
Rating: 14 years
Director: Loen Kelley
Country: United States
Duration: 53 minutes
Synopsis: In the first episode, Michael Sandel questions the moral side of murder and cannibalism cases, in one of the most popular courses in Harvard's history. Approximately 1000 students flock to Sanders Theatre history, the University, to hear professor Sandel talk about justice, equality, democracy and citizenship. The course aims to form more critical thinkers and students, bringing philosophy to everyday issues of life and the social and political landscape.

Architecture
EP. Berlin Jewish Museum
Year: 2002
Rating: Free
Director: Richard Copans, Stan Neumann
Country: France
Duration: 26 minutes
Synopsis: This series presents and examines, teaching form and only, major architectural achievements of our time. The Jewish Museum of Berlin, designed by Daniel Libeskind, It's a test of the limits of architecture. In This Episode, understand how, in a place where everything had been destroyed, a new building was erected without erasing the memory of a day lived there. The zig-zag format of the museum resembles the star of David and you can only get in through an underground passageway.

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Saturdays, at 4:30 pm.
19/09 – “Justice with Michael Sandel” and “Architecture – The Jewish Museum Berlin”

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